Asian-American artist Star2 unveils a deeply emotional new single and video “4:00 AM in LA” alongside fellow refugee artist Ler Mu Dex. Set against haunting visuals of empty highways, stormy skies, and memories that won’t fade…

Emerging singer and songwriter Ana Luna returns today with the music video for her latest single, "Dance in a Trance.” Co-directed by Noah Hoffman, Will Curtis, and Ana Luna, the video takes place in a surreal bedroom set within a vast warehouse, blurring the lines between reality and inner emotional space.

In another stellar collaboration with renowned director and close friend Will Thomas, Stephen Thomas’s “Breaking Hearts” music video is a high-voltage throwback, evoking the gritty energy of rock and roll blasting from the staticky screens of the past.

Medusa’s “Double Dutch” music video superbly captures what underground Hip Hop is all about: being down-to-earth, grounded, and honest, without foregoing any of the contagious energy of classic Hip Hop.

An unapologetic “love ballad to God,” “For What You Have Done” is the ultimate declaration of gratitude. Watch Blacq Prodigal’s accompanying music video now.

The “Agape Love” music video is light as a feather—a refreshing display of buoyancy and positivity that visually celebrates the many blessings of divine love. As Archduchess and Laskey dance, sway, and sing their hearts out on the roof of an LA high-rise...

Everyone could use an opportunity to “leave their worries and problems behind,” and the “Good Time” music video delivers just that. Directed by Will Thomas, this laid-back visual invites lucky viewers to Casa Puyol for a celebration.

Mic Nickels’ “Against the World” music video, feat. Rockness Monsta and Rah Digga, is a nod to old-school ‘90s hip-hop—perfectly capturing the essence of its street-driven style. Directed by filmmaker Jamal Hall, the visual places Mic and his crew in and around a gritty New York warehouse.

NYC based Haitian rap artist BAL has just dropped the music videos for his tracks, “PARDON ME” and “VOODOO BABY”. Watch both dope clips now!

For their “Make A Scene” clip, OMG Girlz paired the sultry ballad with a mini-movie: a nightclub drama that foregrounds the star quality and the widescreen emotions of the three young singers.

Toronto-based alternative R&B artist Puma June unveils a striking visual for “Nobody,” the newest video from her debut EP A Woman That They Want, released earlier this year.

“Broken Dreams” by Cymarshall Law and UK beatmaker Slimline Mutha, feat. Sadat X, is more than a hip-hop track, it’s a raw and powerful narrative brought vividly to life with emotional truth and lyrical sharpness. Check out the accompanying music video now.

Aliza's enthusiasm for horror movies truly shines in the candlelit, eerie setting of the “Healing” music video. Wandering from room to room, her pain is etched across her face, as she desperately flees the monsters lurking behind her, unsure where to turn next.

While the “Peter Rabbit” music video certainly celebrates this prosperity, it also harks back to a time before that success was earned—when daFinchi was just a regular guy walking along the shores of Seaside Park to clear his head. Sure, he now has a nicer car, ice-cold drinks on tap, and international flight miles, but at his core…

“I Just Wanna Be Your Lover Again” is pure pop bliss and reflects Francesca’s drive to embrace her refreshing pop sound and style. The timeless melody is effortlessly immersive—mellow and groovy, wrapped in an unmistakable sultry atmosphere.

Filming in part around DuSable Black History Museum in his hometown of Chicago—the “The Black Seed” visual, directed by Pugz Atoms, adds an extra layer of depth to BEEWARE’s profound words.

Crystal Starr’s “Part Time Lover” is the kind of track that sticks after just one listen—an instant earworm. Check out its accompanying music video now.

Taking to the streets of his hometown—Augusta, Georgia—Pastor Jamaal's “Global Word” music video delivers a thrilling, “on-the-ground” experience that perfectly complements the track’s urban soundscape.

Ute Lemper’s take on “Mack the Knife” is a radical one, informed by contemporary trends and current events. She reconstructs the harmonic underpinnings of the song and introduces a beat that alludes to trip-hop and experimental pop.

The music video for “Baby” amplifies the sultry, sexy atmosphere of the track to the max. Created in collaboration with AFNF visuals, it’s just A-Wax 1 Million and his “baby”—lost in the moment and enjoying every second of it.